Lambert

We are L.A.’s top boutique real estate company. If you’re looking for help in buying, selling or managing multifamily and commercial properties in Southern California, we are the brokers to call.

Since we started our business in 1979, we have worked with numerous clients from the Westside to Downtown Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, gaining recognition in the industry for our knowledge and expertise in the apartment market.

Lambert Investments has completed over 30syndication projects in the last 26 years, closing real estate transactions with an estimated value of $1,000,000,000.

We provide a comprehensive suite of services, focusing on opportunities that will allow you to realize the full potential of your investment properties and maximize your returns.

We are your best guide to investing in the sought-after communities of Southern California!

Southern California offers a wonderful lifestyle, making it a great place to live, work and invest in. Browse our website to learn more about the area, give us a call, or email us at your convenience. We will be happy to help you explore the many opportunities waiting for you in this beautiful paradise.

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